SP Fork Seals
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beasthonda
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SP Fork Seals
I have a 3TJ fitted with SP forks that have started leaking
Could any one tell me if the fork seals for a standard RR are the same fitted in SP forks.
The local Yam dealler cant tell me!!
Also best places to buy seals from?
Are non Yamaha ones any good
Thanks for any help you can give
Could any one tell me if the fork seals for a standard RR are the same fitted in SP forks.
The local Yam dealler cant tell me!!
Also best places to buy seals from?
Are non Yamaha ones any good
Thanks for any help you can give
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dazzfr400
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Re: SP Fork Seals
both same buddy just done mine.cheers daz
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plodder
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Re: SP Fork Seals
I think they are 43 ID, 55 OD, 10.5 THICK (the markings are on the top face). Same as FZR1000 EXUP 1989-90
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Motorcycle Solutions
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Re: SP Fork Seals
I supply fork seals for £6 a pair posted and the sp is 10.5 mm and the rr models are 9.5mm...
The 10.5's a bit tight in the RR model forks..
Check out the deals in the traders section
The 10.5's a bit tight in the RR model forks..
Check out the deals in the traders section
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Taggyd
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Re: SP Fork Seals
you can sort me a set of sp ones if you will please! might as well do em at same time as oil! forgot to mention it earlier! 
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beasthonda
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Re: SP Fork Seals
Forks have now been rebuilt with new seals, oil and cleaned.
Made a huge change to the bike.
Also now have full rebound adjustment!!
Thanks to LAJ for seals and advice.
Must confess I had a bloke from work doing the job for me.
He builds dampers for F1 cars for was very happy when he offered to do them for me!!
Made a huge change to the bike.
Also now have full rebound adjustment!!
Thanks to LAJ for seals and advice.
Must confess I had a bloke from work doing the job for me.
He builds dampers for F1 cars for was very happy when he offered to do them for me!!
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Evilchicken0
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Re: SP Fork Seals
Cool - I'm glad it worked out in the end ... what about the shock ???
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beasthonda
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Re: SP Fork Seals
Rear shock I think is ok!! feels fine any way
Would like to fit a R6 shock at some point
Would like to fit a R6 shock at some point
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poltog
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